Artis acquires Landmark Bio in bid to scale genetic med manufacturing

2 April 2025

US biotech Artis BioSolutions has officially launched with the acquisition of Landmark Bio, a translational development and manufacturing group formed through an alliance of academic and industry stakeholders.

The newly announced deal will see Landmark continue to operate as a separate entity from its Watertown, Massachusetts headquarters. The business will retain its team and facilities as it becomes part of Artis, which aims to reduce the cost and complexity of bringing genetic therapies to patients.

Artis is backed by the healthcare investment firm Oak HC/FT and will function as a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) focused on advanced therapies.

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